Revit Architecture 2018 for Designers
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Building information modeling (BIM) is the new AutoCAD(R) for architects and interior designers-and...
A Vixen in Venice
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He’s an art thief on the run—with her heart. Look closer, into Totally Five Star Venice,...
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Revit Architecture 2016 for Designers
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Building information modeling (BIM) is the new AutoCAD(R) for architects and interior designers-and...
Logan (76 KP) rated Spy Killer in Books
Jan 14, 2019
My first audio book with sound effects! That was exciting. The numerous fist fights, gunfire exchanges, and characters walking through doors really came to life as I listened to this. The music between chapters was pretty fun too.
Unfortunately, the voice acting (and some of the writing itself) struck me as terribly racist and offensive. The characters all fit into neat little stereotypes. There's nothing deep or challenging about any aspect of the story. All that said, it was kind of fun to listen to and laugh at, much as Kurt Reed (not sure if it's just this story or all L. Ron Hubbard stuff, but if you hear a character's first name, expect the last name to be dropped as well) laughs off basically everything that goes wrong. That might be the only truly positive thing I took away from it. Heroes laugh in the face of adversity. Cool. I'll keep that in mind.
LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated There's Someone Inside Your House (2021) in Movies
Oct 27, 2021
The main issue with TSIYH is how darn predictable it is, down to every set piece and narrative beat. The eventual killer reveal is sadly an obvious one, and there are even moments where the plot threatens to get a little ballsy but chickens out at the last second.
TSIYH had some fun slasher moments for sure, and I did like the multiple mask concept of the killer, but it's over reliance on genre tropes, and tendency to play it safe drag the overall experience down.
Terre a Terre: The Vegetarian Cookbook
Amanda Powley and Philip M. Taylor
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This is the book that vegetarians have been waiting and pleading for since Terre a Terre first...
Before I Let You In
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If you love B A Paris’ BEHIND CLOSED DOORS and Linda Green’s WHILE MY EYES WERE CLOSED, you will...
All Access: The Rock 'n' Roll Photography of Ken Regan
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"Since the 1960s, Ken Regan has captured the passion and energy of rock & roll s most influential...
ClareR (5784 KP) rated I Know What You’ve Done in Books
Feb 19, 2022
One of the neighbours is the victim of an attempted murder, and just before she passes out on the pavement, she knocks on the door of another resident to warn them of something. She forces her diary on to them, saying that all they need to know is contained within.
The recipient of the diary has a past of her own that she’d rather no one knew about, and so it appears do a lot of the other residents of Acacia Villas.
The information of each of the residents involved in nefarious goings-on is drip fed at just the right speed to keep you turning the pages, and there are many gasp out loud moments!
It’s a great read, and recommended.
Many thanks to The Pigeonhole and to Dorothy Koomson for reading along, commenting in the margins with us Pigeonhole readers!
Underground, Overground
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Take a tour through the Big Smoke via road, rail and river, and discover...* What the official...